Internal Endpoint Quickstart

Agent Endpoints

When you create an agent endpoint, you can set the binding to internal to make it an internal endpoint.

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Inferred Binding

ngrok automatically infers an internal binding for any endpoint created with a .internal hostname, so you can omit the binding property in most cases.

For example, the following command creates an endpoint with an internal binding:

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Cloud Endpoints

You can also create internal cloud endpoints.

Specify a binding of internal when you create the cloud endpoint.

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traffic-policy.yml

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Forwarding

Internal endpoints aren’t directly accessible. To send traffic to an Internal Endpoint, you must create an endpoint that uses the forward-internal Traffic Policy action.

For example, to route public traffic to your internal endpoint, you can use the following traffic policy:

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And you can add it to a Cloud Endpoint with the following terminal command:

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This configuration lets you manage how traffic reaches your service without requiring it to be directly accessible on the public internet.